Fluffy Rules

20-year-old dude from California.

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Moby Dick Shadowbox :: Suzette Korduner

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keeping up with the news during vacation.

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Shiki no Uta (Song of Four Seasons) — Minmi and Nujabes — Samurai Champloo Ending

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everyone go home! this is the best ending :/

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Selections from Byron, Lord Byron

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this looks like something out of a horror movie like imagine that thing tunring around and having a people face and walking on two feet

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If you are in Tumblr, and don’t live in Mexico, I need you to reblog this until it gets to many countries. The government of my country is taking people away. They are suffering of torture. Physical and psychological. They are spreading terror. Tonight, the 8th of november,...

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In the US, the police kills one student and Tumblr explodes with rage

In Mexico, they kill 43 and no one cares

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Shakespeare

Shakespeare goes up to the counter and orders a large cappucino with cinnamon. “Sir, we don’t have larges here. We have ventis,” says the barista. Shakespeare stares at him. “What’s in a name?” he asks.

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Keats

Keats goes up to the counter and orders a venti iced Caramel Frappucino. He sits down at a table by himself, sighs dramatically, and doesn’t drink it.

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Melville

Melville goes up to the counter and orders a trenta white chocolate mocha. Instead of waiting at the counter, he sits down at a table. The barista brings it over. “Don’t you want to drink this, sir?” she asks. “I would prefer not to,” says Melville, and leaves.

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Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald goes up to the counter and orders a grande coffee black. He adds cream and sugar, but when he drinks it, it tastes more bitter than he expected. He drinks it all anyway.

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Pynchon

Thomas Pynchon goes up to the counter and orders a short dark roast. They call his name, and he flees the scene.

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Twain

Mark Twain goes up to the counter and orders the quintessential American coffee, but under a fake name. He leaves it there. No one is allowed to drink it for 100 years after he leaves.

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Hemingway

Hemingway goes up to the counter and orders one espresso. It’s hot. He drinks it in silence. It makes him remember his father’s cabin. He thinks about the woman he loved once. He does not smile. The coffee reminds him of war - short but painful, swallowed down quickly. One could order worse drinks. He leaves Starbucks and walks out into the rain.

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Whitman

Whitman goes up to the counter and orders a green tea. He stares meaningfully at the male barista, climbs up the fire escape to the roof, and sounds his barbaric yawp.

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Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau goes up to the counter and begins describing the perfect cup of coffee that everyone in modern civilization should enjoy. He finds himself unable to pay and storms out angrily. Five minutes later his aunt comes in and pays for it.